Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

---Old papers for sale at this Office
fifty cents a hundred.
IS. g. Crosby, Esq, Of Wanbay,
was in town on Tuesday.
! Don't believe all you hear and
be cure to pay your dog tax.
Lots Of improvements in con-
temptation for the year 1887.
If you can't speak well of your
neighbors better say nothing.
--APpLEs-APPLEs --APPLEs--$3
per barrel at j. NJ. Barker's.
One yoke Of year old steers
for sale. W. W. Severy.
Thus far we have had but lit
tie use for the street sprinkler.
Mr.. Knapp has moved his meat
shop into the old Herald office.
"A set of false seeth, like sum-
mer cloud, may have asilyer lining.
j. NJ. Barkeris now selling first
class bulk oysters at 80 cents per
quart.
Remember the Agricultural So
ciety supper and be on hand to en-
JOY it.
THE oldest strike on record was
when Adam was struck on Ewes
beauty.
The conceited man is great
comfort to himself and needs no
sympathy.
Silver threads among the gold
does not always determine the age
Of butter.
What has become of the Gen
tleman's Aid or the Oriental Order
of Humility.
-WANTED-To sell or rent
dwelling house in Webster. Inquire
of Mrs. Button.
Don't forget that to diversity
your crops is the surest road to sue
cess in farming.
Most of the schools in the coun-
try have suspended operations on
account OF the cold.
These are very poor nights for
youths to linger around the front
gate and swap gum.
The artesian well business ought
to receive little attention at the
hands of our citizens.
WANTED to trade village pro-
perty for farms in Day county. Call
on j. Alley, Webster
Mrs. Harris, after a severe i'll
ness is, we are glad to say, now fair
ly on the road to conValescenee.
&c. ID. Peterson returned from
his trip east Monday. He complains
of having had a red-hot jolly time.
Webster has at last got into the
toboggan act. The slide is on the
big hill near Squire Lees residence.
Farmers should now begin to
look around them for good breeds
of stock to place upon their farms.
Real estate mortgages and war;
rantee deed blanks for sale at this
office. Same form as county Regis
ter's books.
The Day County Bank will loan
money on wheat tickets and on real
estate or personal property at rea-
sonable rates.
Tonight. Thursday, special |
convocatiOn of Rabboni Chaper of
R. A. NJ, for instruction in the R.
A., degree.
Girls don't be afraid of work.
Ruth cleaned in the fields and got |
just as good a Boaz any girl in the
neighborhood.
Advertisers are full of life. If |
You don't get an invitation to trade
with man you may know he don't
want to see you.
If you want to clean out your
stove pipe without taking it down,
burn piece Of zinc in the fire and
1t effectually clears the pipe.
FOR SALE-A good team of |
young ponies for sale on time or will |
trade for stock.
20-4 Schachte & Palmer.
Money to loan on improved |
lands, on long time, at 10 per cent
stral ght. No bonus.
FRED W. HARRIS.
Office with DR.. J. L. Harris.
The driver of tho Waterfowl
stage, Jim Toole, Las missed but
one trip during the winter. His
success is an exhibition of nerve and
snap that is not often found.
Mrs. Norgord joined her hus-
band here this week and thus has
our city another valuable and ac-
ceptable addition to its society.
The Herald has moved into
it's new quarters in the rear Of the
Bank of Webster, and is beginning
to look like it had reached home.
When nature falters and requires help,
recruit her enfebled energies with DR.. J.
II. McLean's strengthening cordial and
blood purifier 81 per bottle. For sale
at the Lion Drug Store.
The REPcRTER job printing es-
tablishment is now better than ever
prepared to furnish you neat and
elegant designs in job work.
"A youth was induced to stick
his tongue on wagon tire the other
morning, "just to see what an odd
taste it had" He found out all
about it.
W. w. SEVERY s. Co. have ten
thousand dollars that they will loan
on warehouse receipts, at living pri-
ces, for the next ninety days. Call
and see us.
1t is probably some satisfaction
to the mule to know that while he
can not soar as high as the lark, he
can sing just as loud and kick very
much sorer.
-''What, inquiries temperance
exchange, "is the cause of so much
drunkenness in the land?" Why
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